Addict II Athlete

Addict II Athlete is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 in Utah by Marissa Robinson and Blu Robinson. It is dedicated to supporting individuals affected by addiction, substance use disorders, and mental health issues through a community-based recovery program. The organization emphasizes a holistic approach, focusing on lifestyle changes and promoting positive behaviors.

The organization offers a variety of services, including weekly recovery support meetings, educational resources, and athletic events like a Recovery 5k and Team Half Marathon. It also trains Certified Peer Recovery Coaches to provide ongoing support and runs a youth program called the Minor League, which emphasizes family participation. Addict II Athlete publishes recovery podcasts and hosts numerous community events annually, fostering a supportive environment for individuals in recovery and their families.

Guided by the "Erase and Replace" philosophy, Addict II Athlete integrates recreational therapy techniques to facilitate healing and personal growth. The organization encourages participants to redefine themselves beyond their addiction, promoting balance, service, and family involvement in the recovery process.